Tudor's Dibo(3xw) and CH HEINZL'S ARIZONA PETE

Tudor's Dibo (3xw) and CH HEINZL'S ARIZONA PETE are litter mates that were obviously winners.

But what I would like to know is why is Dibo so much more popular/ important to the apbt than his brother?

What were their styles in the box? Was Dibo just a better producer? Did Pete die at a young age?

I am very curious about this. Basically I want to know what seperated the two making Dibo so much more important to the breed.

Thank you.

 

Click on the Offspring Link.

That and Earl Tudor was probably a better pitchman than Heinzl, certainly more reknown.

Tudor's Dibo offspring: http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=offspring&dog_id=9

Arizona Pete's offspring: http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=offspring&dog_id=919

HUGE DIFFERENCE

 

And MAYBE ,Reason was that heinzl had wealth and didn't have reason to sell pups.

 

Im thinking location

 

Tudor's Dibot Offspring!?!?!?!?! El PELUCHE?

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=173951

 

Yea dat peluche dog was bad ass... I got a couple bitches off of him...

 

LOL CL u a wild dude! LOL

 

LOL, He holds multiple records, he onced scratched so fast that no one saw him do it.

 

Look at how many of Pete's offspring got off of Heinzl's yard and rethink why Dibo was more popular.

 

Dibo Didnt Have That Many Off Springs.BUT HAD HIGH Number GOOD DOGS AND GOOD Producers HIGH % HIS PUPPES EVEN THROW FIRER

 

Every dogman, if they are somewhat competent, will keep his best dogs on their yard. Heinzl used Dibo in many breeding's but he used other studs to take his strain into the future. Don't get me wrong Dibo founded many bloodlines. But, Heinzl bred Dibo don't forget that!!

Pete was that secret sauce

 

nice post and even better awnser slim nice work

 

Hello, i'm located in Brussels Belgium.
I bought this dog last year from Villaliberty kennels in Spain.

Nice dog..., but what i don't understand is why did he do a 15/16 inbreeding for no reason???

to not confusing , "villa liberty tudor dibo" has "tudor dibo" blood in background
pleas look at the pedigree below

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=322624

 

I think I might be able to help on this inquiry. Dibo as well as Pete were products of an amateur breeder by the name of Smith. Unknown to Smith, these pups were of pure Feeley bloodlines(Smith really didn't know what he had). Smith sold Dibo to a man named Jensen as a pet for his young boy. Jensen's son, of all things, named this new pup DUMBO!!! After a little while Jensen's son grew tired Dumbo(Dibo) and wanted his father to buy him a collie(damn lassie dog). Jensen then got in touch with the famous Howard Heinzl. Rev. Heinzl, at first glance, had mixed feelings about Dibo because of the quality of one of Bounce's(Dibo's sire) sister. But Heinzl took the chance and trade-in a five dollar collie for this "Dumbo" dog(Jensen really thought he had pulled a great deal, little did he know). So, Heinzl took Dibo home and really just made a house dog out of him. Dibo(a pacifist by nature) ran free on Heinzl's property, always staying well away from the other chained dogs in the yard. One day the great Earl Tudor visited Heinzl trying to find his next champion. Right off the bat Mr. Tudor took an interest into Dibo. Heinzl begged Tudor to take one of the other 'proven' dogs in the yard but Tudor insisted that he wanted Dibo(Tudor apparently saw something in Dibo that no one else did). Well then, this rest is really history. If I remember correctly, Tudor rolled Dibo with three other dogs at the same time. This test just about killed Dibo,though he made it through and was only fought one other time in his life. From eye witness acounts of this battle was said that Dibo fought with such ferrocity, power and skill(beating his opponent within the first few minutes of the match) that Tudor decided Dibo didn't have anything else to prove and retired him to stud.
Dibo had 34 offspring while Arizona Pete only had 7. What seperated Dibo from Pete was the amount of first and second generation champions that Dibo spawned. Dibo was a great dog and a icon of what a true American Pit Bull is really about.

 

Thanks for all the great posts. Most of them were VERY interesting and educational.

 

https://www.gamedogshistory.com/breeders-and-bloodlines-by-jack-kelly/well away from the other chained dogs in the yard. One day the great Earl Tudor visited Heinzl trying to find his next champion. Right off the bat Mr. Tudor took an interest into Dibo. Heinzl begged Tudor to take one of the other 'proven' dogs in the yard but Tudor insisted that he wanted Dibo(Tudor apparently saw something in Dibo that no one else did). Well then, this rest is really history. If I remember correctly, Tudor rolled Dibo with three other dogs at the same time. This test just about killed Dibo,though he made it through and was only fought one other time in his life. From eye witness acounts of this battle was said that Dibo fought with such ferrocity, power and skill(beating his opponent within the first few minutes of the match) that Tudor decided Dibo didn't have anything else to prove and retired him to stud.
Dibo had 34 offspring while Arizona Pete only had 7. What seperated Dibo from Pete was the amount of first and second generation champions that Dibo spawned. Dibo was a great dog and a icon of what a true American Pit Bull is really about.[/QUOTE]

 

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